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Nevada mechanics lien deadlines for contractors

A plain-English summary of how a contractor, subcontractor or supplier protects payment with a mechanics lien in Nevada. Last checked 2026-10-05. This is general information, not legal advice. Verify with your attorney before you rely on any deadline.

The rules at a glance

  • Who: licensed contractors, subs, suppliers, laborers, design professionals (NRS 108.222)
  • NTO: notice of right to lien after first delivery; lien reaches 31 days before notice plus later work (108.245). NOC: none (notice of completion optional, 108.228)
  • Claim: 90 days of latest of completion/last work; 40 days after notice of completion (108.226). Foreclosure: 6 months from recording (108.233)
  • Waiver forms: yes, mandatory (108.2457). Residential: 15-day notice of intent before recording (108.226(6))

Source and last verified

Official source: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/nrs/nrs-108.html. Last verified 2026-10-05. Deadlines often differ for residential and commercial projects and change when the law changes. Verify with your attorney.

How BossHours helps

BossHours loads state rules into the app and shows a verify-with-your-attorney note beside each one, so notices and waivers are prepared from your job records. It does not give legal advice.

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Nevada mechanics lien deadlines for contractors